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Date Journal Name Title Author(s) in SCRI
2023 Transportation Research Part D: Transport and Environment Time for hydrogen buses? Dynamic analysis of the Hong Kong bus market. Prof. Chen Anthony (CEE), Dr Zhuge Chengxiang (LSGI)
2023 Transportation Research Part D: Transport and Environment Electrification of a citywide bus network: A data-driven micro-simulation approach. Prof. Chen Anthony (CEE), Dr Zhuge Chengxiang (LSGI)
2023 Transportation Research Part D: Transport and Environment Short-term electric vehicle battery swapping demand prediction: Deep learning methods Prof. Chen Anthony (CEE), Dr Zhuge Chengxiang (LSGI)
2022 Ecological Informatics Monitoring the spatiotemporal change of Dongting Lake wetland by integrating Landsat and MODIS images, from 2001 to 2020. Prof. John Shi (LSGI)
2022 Environment and Planning B: Urban Analytics and City Science Predicting onset risk of COVID-19 symptom to support healthy travel route planning in the new normal of long-term coexistence with SARS-CoV-2. Prof. John Shi (LSGI), Dr Zhang Anshu (LSGI)
2022 Frontiers in Public Health Understanding spatiotemporal symptom onset risk of Omicron BA. 1, BA. 2 and hamster-related Delta AY. 127. Prof. John Shi (LSGI), Dr Gilman Siu (HTI), Dr Zhang Anshu (LSGI)
2022 Frontiers in Public Health How to control the spatiotemporal spread of Omicron in the region with low vaccination rates. Prof. John Shi (LSGI), Dr Zhang Anshu (LSGI)
2022 GeoHealth Estimation of On‐Road PM2. 5 Distributions by Combining Satellite Top‐of‐Atmosphere With Microscale Geographic Predictors for Healthy Route Planning. Prof. John Shi (LSGI), Dr Zhang Anshu (LSGI)
2022 IEEE 2nd International Conference on Digital Twins and Parallel Intelligence (DTPI) Digital Twin-Assisted Lane-changing and Variable Speed Limit Control for Weaving Segments. Dr Ivan Ho (EIE)
2022 International Journal of Applied Earth Observation and Geoinformation IDA-Net: Intensity-distribution aware networks for semantic segmentation of 3D MLS point clouds in indoor corridor environments. Prof. John Shi (LSGI)

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